New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
TIE SITCAIION IN NEW -JERSE
SACRIFICING ALL FOR The SENATE.

IN MONMOUTH
TRENTON Nov. G-The Dssecrdts have abandoned
their ca -dla o. Assembly and csuniy Offices IN Tue
counties where senators ara 10 be elected and 'pao
l,an majority OF eight or ten tho House would mel bs
surprising. THIS would assurs the election OF a'puo
can Controller azl Treasurer ant minor oalcsrs am
the shaping OF the state policy fer the year Inc Des
Gratis appear TO be win. coacede all this provided
they CT, elect q Senator two moro than their saufa'
maorl'irs woul ont,lo them TO- THIS IS dne 10 inc
hasa. Of the marty be imagined AMI II the rank
and flo really swokc the fact there would he tronoc
in the camp.
The comics, in Monmouth County has attracted tho
attention OF all the State in the last two or tnies Jays
Msn mouth is Democratic county and 1t waSsuppo'ei
that Republicans fight there would he hopeless enough
after the Democrats ial escaped tho danger OF
Mating Senator Chiic. Tacy pat mp ono Thomas > L.
Brown ant the Republicans nominated henry NJ
Neviu. former comnan icr Of the state Department.
g. A. r. and a man OF strong popularity. The ProAioi
tensts are powerful In Monmouth. aud MA ~ oil them
are Democrats. That party has lost steadily through
them aud The Eepuscans suffered eompar'uvely itue'
The usual conl Ions havo been. In fact precisely re
yerseL The Republicans have not been So" To appir'
cate their advantage Without any hra'sOand bHs!-
ness they have made wonderfully strong hiht, ana
last Friday the Democrats 10 find themselves lie
fcatel They have about TO repair tior nsiornes
SENATOR Bsdcc;t and Henry :. It;lo residents OF
the county they have been az work with fcYcsh Gu
cry since Friday night AMI their despair ha' been So
great that have actually sought tie ad ol oNov
ernor and his henchmcn Thing thoy void n't
have done II ,aoir AL Tot been despNa rus Ess
only spurrcd tho Repnhhcans me" eSer'on' ana Il -
A calIalt contest sI-J ,tnS whssi nv VT HoweY.
the Republican candid de fox >en.t"F ~ M"r'cn hr
publican anxiety is centred 81 cam cb ana 'cNAiA we
party warfare in Camden mas grown rather th.n dc.
creased IN bitterness ant the nnoonpro ll'iMS sptt
shawn may result Ia nort{iuS deis~t. IN i'.eA ~,
campaign exciting beyaHd the obituary ard tA3 in
epu1lcas vote Is required Tue Labor " o;neeo his
been problem. year aro the n"rly "a, str'ne and
under the iufIrnco al p"T'iu excitement tho Labor
The rer.er ton in Newark e la ror vote ia ohcr
amounted to 2i0b 81 has decrease >innc then Hhl ~ -
ed that it will not exceed thus figure Tor tho whole
Tbs prohibition vote in the stat, is discu'sAt with deep
interest Macy iucnoi 10 believe that 'ao move.
Ment nas reached lit aad jnlt tue eadsrs Wal nave
gres, difculy in holdI' 2 their lambs in the ioll
The Pennsylvania Railroad Ceapany has llot been say
with the results 81 reducing: tares hrt"een n"
York and Newark aud EhzibctA The hu"ne-' Ia, not
Increased sufficiently Ike for the lseS in ircc
Tue renn.yiv.na viii untonhtedy enter Jer,sy ny
by elevated tracks In iort live Whea tn change -
made will I've ohcr improvements 10 lhc pHsfcnsrr
terninas Vt Jersey tity and NOwiork, whi"h Wi In
crease the comfort OF tho Journey amazingly rassrn
loaded trucks reaching thc ferrYba~t hui WI" propa
bIy occupy tho upper decs OF toe boats ON re''hlns
New.Ysrk they viii IT {. said. ros The boat over
bridge Wc.t-st. thl' avoiding that cwd"i NOR
mr. OF Cortitadt and West An Aienp' 70 secure sn
elevated railroad branch 10 tao ferry "il a''s be made
DEPENDING HELEN DATTfAy'N EroTHFh
The case OF Adoph Gibson accused OF ASSEMBLING AMMO
Allen cmploye in the DauTr9y family, at No.
10 Para ave. summed up in TIE lortvllr Police
Court YESTERDAY Annie ho7 adhered hor dr account
throughout the oEaminsto1 The main points o. her
testimony arc that Gibson twice attempted
insulting flmafites with her hctVto The
fiul assault, which che says o. nfrei
at 4 o'clock the morning following the marriage ~
Helen DAuvray. the actress, TO j. ". VAIL Gb-oa wHs
alan. ia sisters the ether 'inegs Of
tho family we're Attending his sisters wedding.
AMMO says she broke Gi33on5 classes the second u;uo
he insutod her She says lie tired TO eve her nyo
dollars al ORC time snd that she told HIM 90
mako pJoSeats her If ho wished to while
other members Of ihe family were present.
She saws 10 a roll of bills ont OF his pocket AMI
wanted to settle tho matter wtea ho found that she in
tended prosecute hiu' for his connc sac SAID also
that sho scratched and injured by hun. rAilo sty
ing ~ resist his assault uPon lor and 1t ha7 been shown
that there wero scratches on her limbs.
Tho dofeuce DENIAL but Gibson admitted that
Annie viisd aim and a villain etc on accuug
Lin ami edid pat OF hOiss the tine
because lie did MOI hire her and did not wish 10 assume
the responsibility OF dschargng his sisters servant" IL
was that had pair Of broken ys,lasses no
child brake them. lie donie1 that les Displaced
roll of bis 10 An IT, but said hr put his hand In hs
POCKET yhea Asuis abusing him with idea Of Of
erns her her sad telling her u leave The hsu,c
The defence that sundry found In
Akuie's trunk, which Mrs. Helm idestiAcd ~ hers An
Attempt also made prve that Annis had bOasod
- he .sI so had Bear toll so could sas for $1,000
Justice Murray reserved his deei,isa
NO TRACES or MISSING LOUIsE MUBSJKG
Louise Mrmbarg, age seventeen the adopted daughter
Of Mrs Ellen Aoti. who disappeared from No 81 West
Twenty last Thursday orenins ha. not boon
heard aud Mira. Allotts anxiety about her IS
orcasDg. MI and Mrs Aott let tho house in Twenty
sSt-st about month age and moved 10 No. $50 West
Thirty-tourh ST.. bat Louise remain for while
with the tenants who were former bcarlers ~ the
Aotts Last Thursday she was sent 10 A. Hcfcrer's
grocery at No 104 West Twontvsirhsi 20 orJci somo
return aud traces of her have been fonnd since
she rhs grocer said that she seemed
cited ana jremhlod when se was In he store ahi That
she huir ct away after ordering the goods Tho csek at
house Ia rwcntysxthst SAYS that Louise ND ro-
ceiysd 5000 letters wtnia few days. sAJ Inspector
Byrnes believes she wa enticed away.
HEAVY FAILROAD TRATTIC ~ PENN@TLVIN{A.
PHILADiIIHI,. New. 6.-1ho Psnasylvsns Railroad
Company preparing for the acce hmod9on OF "a large
business next yoar 1t han had TO handle this yoaT
Win this end in vaw tracks hv0 been added 10 every
wh.a ana the bridges tave been Kept up 10 ceriaia
standsd Tc company has also given orders to keepup
the buliag OF new Aauipacnr :.d it hoped that by
III, opsnng sprng trade several thonssSa moro nov
freight cars will have boen added TO - rolling stocs
Tie aoabIe TRACKING Of Tao main line OF Tao Northern
Central Railway Company has been completed ~tn .s
exception Of accA or twenty miles, and this gap w DO
completed with he opening of spriag 1he road IL re-
ported TO crowded with business ard the necessity Of
double track Is lnads apparent every day. The ship
cnts OF sra1 over the road this year nave bccA GREATER
lias ever before.
HE dIarrsnt car nufaccrcs through the state are
working To- their greatest capacity, anl several OF hem
have OF -rs suOusn hand 10 keep tIon goln iar Into
next
Irsds is reported active Merchants state that nua.
tie plsg M ami that the indications for TIE
fall trade bcIuk prolonged beyoni thu usual pefici
Money IS easier In this narAst AMI eenGIeacs better
than month ago.
In New York woman who plays Geo Eddl, b.
called vioiniste." Tho dslrymsni vhp meke. The
butler must be churDisie, and the woman who lhun
dries your s0ied clothes Is us-hst" AMI uunise.-
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